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Strategic Plan 2024-2028

2024-09-03
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Strategic Plan 2024-2028

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2024-09-03

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The 2024-2028 Water Resources Center strategic plan, driven by our vision of achieving "Clean and abundant water for all," outlines our focus areas, cross-cutting expertise, and collaborative process in addressing water challenges. It also includes a series of goals, strategies, and actions for achieving our vision and mission. The development of this plan began with a comprehensive review of our previous strategy to identify what priorities and actions were still applicable, what should be removed, and what we wanted to add. The WRC staff provided feedback over a six month period, including a brainstorming session in October 2023, several follow up discussions, and input through surveys. Using this input, the WRC Director and Associate Director revised the WRC focus areas, added cross-cutting areas of expertise, and created draft goals, strategies, and actions. The plan was reviewed a final time by the WRC staff and leadership in CFANS and Extension.

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. (2024). Strategic Plan 2024-2028. Retrieved from the University Digital Conservancy, https://hdl.handle.net/11299/265572.

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